Why Spanish is the Most Romantic Language - 0 views
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Sheri Brown on 29 Nov 13Spanish Language The term 'romanticism' paints the picture of a neoclassical era comprising mystery, attraction, eccentricity, melancholy, disheartening and of course an inexplicable happiness. For ages, romanticism has been defined or labeled with the expressions such as 'irrational', 'revolutionary', 'liberal' etc. depending on the era, country, region and culture.
